Salman Khan On Suggesting An Alternate Career For Katrina: She Should Marry And Produce Kids

Nagini Shree |May 28, 2019

In a recent interview, Salman Khan was asked to suggest an alternate career option for his Bharat co-star Katrina Kaif. The Bollywood superstar said: “She should get married and produce children.”

Salman Khan is known for his unusual style of answering questions and entertaining the media. For him, it's always important to entertain the entire room with his humor and jokes. And this time he chose to pull the leg of his co-star from the film, Katrina Kaif.

In a recent interview, Salman Khan was asked to suggest an alternate career option for Katrina Kaif, if she wasn’t an actor, which left the Bharat star confused and in deep thought. After mulling on the question for a bit, he said Katrina should settle down and have children: "She should be married and produce children."

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Salman's reply made our Bollywood diva shocked and she in no time intervened and explained to him the question is about a profession, "

However, Salman stuck to his answer and added quirkily that marriage and kids require a lot of work and effort as well.

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Recently on Arbaaz Khan’s chat show, Katrina was asked about her wedding plans. She had said,

However, she added that she believes in the institution of marriage.

Meanwhile, superstar Salman Khan also opened up on plans of fatherhood in a recent interview.

Though Salman would want to have kids, marriage is definitely not on his mind right now.

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On the work front, both of them are awaiting the release of Bharat, an official remake of a Korean film, An Ode To My Father. Now, Salman and Katrina are reuniting for Ali Abbas Zafar's Bharat after two years.